additional
- adjective
- /əˈdɪʃənl/
- The report includes additional details that were not mentioned in the first draft.
- additional information
- provide additional information
- require additional information
So that's an additional feature of it.
- So that's an additional feature of it.
- Well, we can't actually invoke additional assertions or explanations.
- So I have to integrate also over the additional volume.
- It raises all sorts of additional conflicts and anxieties.
- I'm wondering what additional stuff she came up with.
- As a result, he requires additional time to read.
- We are going to have, quote, additional stimulus money.
- You get an additional three months for free.
- So it's just additional product that you probably don't need.
Examples
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You get an additional three months for free.
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You will receive an additional month of service if you sign up now.
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You want an additional charge?
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Request additional information for Sector 2.
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All right, two additional questions in the stream.
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Please see a gate agent if you have any additional questions.
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We renamed it and we added some additional benefits to it.
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Paraprofessionals believed their main purpose was to provide additional help in meeting the needs of their students.
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Excellent reference lists are included with each essay, providing additional resources on specific topics.
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However, students have expressed a number of additional benefits derived from the readings and discussions.
Academic text (2011)
Synonyms
A larger amount of something you cannot count
More than is needed or expected
Something that gives extra help or support
Extra help or money that fills a gap in something
An extra part that makes something more complete or useful
Compounds
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Morphology
Etymology
Additional comes from the simple idea of add, which means 'to put more', like in math when you add numbers, and so something additional is 'extra' or more than what you already have.